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Thursday, 9th March 2006 by
Christopher Wallace sent in this fantastic submisison which has brightened my day considerably: I was following the roads I take to get to college, and found what looks like an image of a barn and silos etched into a field a short distance northwest of Flemington, NJ Anyone know the story behind this one? Thanks: Christopher Wallace
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